Suffice to say, the city has become one of the major attractions for real estate dealers to invest their money in the real estate properties there.

The rapid growth of the real estate sector in Pune has thereby created a huge interest among people from far and wide to migrate to the city.

Pune is ranked the best city in the country in terms of “liveability” (in the Ease of Living index 2018) by MoHUA.

Due to the number of attractive facilities available, Pune has become one of the attractive destinations for many people to buy properties in the city.Tremendous job opportunities Pune being the up-and-coming IT hub offers tremendous job opportunities in several industries only to grip the attention of maximum job seekers to move to the city.Second-to-none educationIn terms of education, Pune again hits the spot.

There are lots of prominent education schools and colleges that have become the magnet for lots of students.

Suffice to say, most families choose this leading educational hub to render their children with a first-rate education.Great transportation servicesPune is perfectly located to go to other Indian cities or global locations via air, rail, and road transport.

The COVID-19 pandemic has virtually taken a toll on the Indian economy, relatively more specifically the real estate industry compared to other industries.

Inventory has stacked up and pending sales have affected the liquidity supply in the region.

In addition, the slump in the GDP of the country has made the Indian Rupee go down in value even more.

In such miserable conditions, if there is any hopeful thing for anyone in India, it is undoubtedly the real estate investment for NRIs.Here are four great reasons why investment in real estate properties by NRIs is a levelheaded decision:Less Rupee Value Since March 2020, the value of INR has plummeted by 7% in comparison to the US dollar.

This implies the fact that NRIs now have the very available opportunity to invest in more cost-effective real estate properties.

Besides this, since real estate does not involve any critical risk as compared to other investments, NRI investors can look forward to receiving great RoI too.Condensed Home Loan RatesThe RBI or Reserve Bank of India has dropped the Repo Rate from 5.75% to 4.40% on March 26, 2020, to give a boost to the financial system.